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<p>[QUOTE="V. Kurt Bellman, post: 2112775, member: 71723"]In what possible world does the existence of multiple cultural norms justify the destruction of a perfectly viable and benevolent definition of a word that has served the most advanced of those cultures so well for so long?</p><p><br /></p><p>So now the Judeo-Christian western world's definition of marriage has to be tossed aside lightly, but SERIOUS religious tenets like the worship of gold and silver, now THAT'S inviolate? You are aware, I trust, that most of us reside on a continent whose early residents did NOT use metals as money, right? They used beads made from quahog shells, if I recall my reading correctly. So now we're to believe an invading hoard's views on the legitimacy of money must be eternally observed, but that very same hoard's views on the legitimacy of marriage are somehow disposable?</p><p><br /></p><p>All I can say is, "Wow, just wow!"</p><p><br /></p><p>Intellectual consistency would seem to require either the acceptance of both, or the rejection of both, IF intellectual consistency is your bag, at least. If not, go ahead with your a la carte life based on whatever moves your whim, at any particular instant, just like most of us in this country.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="V. Kurt Bellman, post: 2112775, member: 71723"]In what possible world does the existence of multiple cultural norms justify the destruction of a perfectly viable and benevolent definition of a word that has served the most advanced of those cultures so well for so long? So now the Judeo-Christian western world's definition of marriage has to be tossed aside lightly, but SERIOUS religious tenets like the worship of gold and silver, now THAT'S inviolate? You are aware, I trust, that most of us reside on a continent whose early residents did NOT use metals as money, right? They used beads made from quahog shells, if I recall my reading correctly. So now we're to believe an invading hoard's views on the legitimacy of money must be eternally observed, but that very same hoard's views on the legitimacy of marriage are somehow disposable? All I can say is, "Wow, just wow!" Intellectual consistency would seem to require either the acceptance of both, or the rejection of both, IF intellectual consistency is your bag, at least. If not, go ahead with your a la carte life based on whatever moves your whim, at any particular instant, just like most of us in this country.[/QUOTE]
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